Seeking investment for ANONYMOUS file storage and sharing website (FREE TO USE)

[ThatDevAaron]

Our previous investment thread (during development): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5339411

Our Website: https://anonarchive.org

Some info on us:
AnonArchive is a free, privacy/anonymity-oriented file sharing, storing and distribution platform, with a completely unique website, and form of security, completely controlled by the end user, we are a service to beat! We allow anyone, to store any files they wish completely anonymously, with optional encryption (AES-256).

We do not store your archive keys in plain-text (SHA256 HASHING) or have access to any kind of "access_logs" that could point us toward the controllers/managers of specific archives, if you lose your keys (encryption & archive keys), then you will either lose access to your archive, or the encrypted file.

Some of our key features:

    - Optional (User-Controlled) File Encryption with AES-256bit (Military Grade).
    - No Login Needed. 100% controlled by Public and Private Keys.
    - Delete archive and, or any or all associated files.


If you'd like to contact me regarding this, you can contact me with a PGP message (https://anonarchive.org/pgp) via any of the below methods:
Email: contact@aaronakhtar.me
Discord: Shprqness#3125
Telegram: @D3vAaron
Or, via my PMs.

[Quickseller]

How do you anticipate making money if you are not charging your users?

[SFR10]

@ThatDevAaron
- Would you mind telling us what the investors will be getting in return?
- Why it may take "5 minutes" for the files to be available?
There's an inconsistency in the "description" part.

How do you anticipate making money if you are not charging your users?

They do charge for "storage upgrades".

[NeuroticFish]

AnonArchive is a free, privacy/anonymity-oriented file sharing, storing and distribution platform, with a completely unique website, and form of security, completely controlled by the end user, we are a service to beat! We allow anyone, to store any files they wish completely anonymously, with optional encryption (AES-256).

When people will start storing copyrighted material and complaints will come, you may have to take those files down. Do you have a mechanism for that?
And you may have to change the "store any files" part too.

For now, this "business model" seems to simply ask for troubles.

There's an inconsistency in the "description" part.

It may be max 100 MB/file (or archive or chunk)?